

The Economist
May 17 2022
Heat and humidity are putting millions of Indians in peril
In gujarat, a state in western India, dehydrated birds fall from the sky. In Punjab, in the north, withering crops have led to farmer suicides. In much of India, temperatures exceed 40°C. But it is not just the heat that causes problems. Cooler but muggier parts of the country, such as Chennai and other cities on the east coast, face the greatest threat.


Offshore Technology
May 17 2022


European Commission
May 17 2022
Employment in EU’s renewable energy sector
The production and use of energy account for more than 75% of EU’s greenhouse gas emissions. Decarbonising the energy system is therefore critical to reach the EU’s long-term aim to become climate-neutral by 2050.
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